New Delhi, Sep 13 (UNI) Administrative Reforms Commission (ARC) Chairman M Veerappa Moily today said he would be submitting his report on terrorism in the last week of October or in the first week of November.
In an informal chat with newspersons Mr Moily said initially he wanted terrorism to be part of the report concerning crisis management.
The ARC visited Jammu and Kashmir, of North-Eastern states of the country and Mumbai to have a feel of handling terror. "The draft report on crisis management is ready dealing with issues like conflict resolution, public order and other issues but I felt that terror should be dealt separately", he added.
He said the ARC had discussions with the Intelligence Bureau, the Research Analysis Wing and the people concerned with the Home Ministry on the issue. He would go to Mumbai again and submit the report which would be 'comprehensive, concise and very practical'.
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In an informal chat with newspersons Mr Moily said initially he wanted terrorism to be part of the report concerning crisis management.
The ARC visited Jammu and Kashmir, of North-Eastern states of the country and Mumbai to have a feel of handling terror. "The draft report on crisis management is ready dealing with issues like conflict resolution, public order and other issues but I felt that terror should be dealt separately", he added.
He said the ARC had discussions with the Intelligence Bureau, the Research Analysis Wing and the people concerned with the Home Ministry on the issue. He would go to Mumbai again and submit the report which would be 'comprehensive, concise and very practical'.
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